Blue Maverick
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3 of them in work tonight can't wait, oh how me and my mate will take the piss.
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Having Fun In Work.....
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Tbilisi
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St Helens Blue (Exiled) said:Walked in at 0645hrs......
Just smiled,you know the one.
Didn't even have to say anything and they bit.
All I said was this..
"Look lads,no disgrace to lose to little citehhh (emphasis on the h)3-0....Just think if we'd have had our main striker up top,I feel your pain I really do".
For anyone else in work..20yrs plus they gave it us...karma is fucking awesome...enjoy
Longer for some of us.....after we won the league I backed off but after they won it last season.... the classless twats......I am ruthless and am hunting them down in packs...no mercy.
bluevengence
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Can`t find any
Gray
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I am retired but have a neighbour 4 doors away who used to give me terrible grief when we were struggling.
Nowadays he is conspicuous by his absence when the Scum lose a game.
I will seek him out ASAP and let him have it with both barrels!
Nowadays he is conspicuous by his absence when the Scum lose a game.
I will seek him out ASAP and let him have it with both barrels!
BringBackSwales
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Gray said:I am retired but have a neighbour 4 doors away who used to give me terrible grief when we were struggling.
Nowadays he is conspicuous by his absence when the Scum lose a game.
I will seek him out ASAP and let him have it with both barrels!
feel free to post his address on here, I am off today looking after the ids due to teacher's strike, we are looking for something cheap to do this afternoon
Was talking to a Rag friend after the match. He told me Mata was their best player (I thought he was the worst). Then he said they passed the ball really well (Yes they fucking did to the person right next to them !). He also said Carrick is very technical (WTF !) and more so than Lallana.
How fucking deluded are they about their team and players is beyond me !<br /><br />-- Wed Mar 26, 2014 10:34 am --<br /><br />Was talking to a Rag friend after the match. He told me Mata was their best player (I thought he was the worst). Then he said they passed the ball really well (Yes they fucking did to the person right next to them !). He also said Carrick is very technical (WTF !) and more so than Lallana.
How fucking deluded are they about their team and players is beyond me !
How fucking deluded are they about their team and players is beyond me !<br /><br />-- Wed Mar 26, 2014 10:34 am --<br /><br />Was talking to a Rag friend after the match. He told me Mata was their best player (I thought he was the worst). Then he said they passed the ball really well (Yes they fucking did to the person right next to them !). He also said Carrick is very technical (WTF !) and more so than Lallana.
How fucking deluded are they about their team and players is beyond me !
Selbyblue
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Just go and buy newspapers and leave them lying around. Some great write ups. Oh how things have changed:-
The Mirror : All that is left for Reds fans now is to sing about how they have won the title 20 times. They have stuck admirably behind their team, but last night for them and for Moyes, it feels as though a long road to redemption stretches ahead.
The Express: After Manchester City completed their second skewering of the battered soul of David Moyes, their horizons once again extended far beyond the battleground of cross-town rivalry. It felt so good up in the stands, where the cavorting visiting fans taunted the rapidly-emptying Stretford End by chanting: “Is there a fire drill.”
The Sun: City are Edin right to the top — goodness knows where United are going. City fans taunted the Scot singing ‘Moyesy is the Chosen One’ and ‘Moyesy give us a wave.”
The Star: The derby took place in Manchester last night but only one horse was running. This was a race between a thorough-bred and a donkey set for the knackers yard and it wasn’t hard to work out which was which.
The Mail : City are on course to overtake Chelsea at the top if they win their outstanding fixtures and, sadly, Moyes’s six-year contract now looks one of the most overplayed hands in football history.
The Guardian: Manchester United supporters vented their anger at the former manager Sir Alex Ferguson at the end of the shambolic 3-0 derby defeat to Manchester City at Old Trafford. In the first signs of open revolt at David Moyes, fans furiously questioned Ferguson’s decision to appoint the Scot as his replacement.
The Times: The speed with which City struck at Old Trafford last night called to mind a heavyweight boxing champion coming out punching and catching an unworthy opponent right on the glass jaw.
The Independent: It was when City fans turned their attention to Sir Alex Ferguson that you began to realise just how profound the shift has become. City have always loathed Ferguson, and he them, but even when they won their first Premier League title two years ago they knew that the old boy would come back for one more revenge mission. Not any longer. The old dictator is gone and in his place is a manager who does not even merit the hatred of the City fans.
The Telegraph: The scoreline lies. It could have been four. It could have been more. Manchester United were that poor. Manchester City were that good, a class apart. The only proximity between City and United was in postcodes but the distance grows.
The Mirror : All that is left for Reds fans now is to sing about how they have won the title 20 times. They have stuck admirably behind their team, but last night for them and for Moyes, it feels as though a long road to redemption stretches ahead.
The Express: After Manchester City completed their second skewering of the battered soul of David Moyes, their horizons once again extended far beyond the battleground of cross-town rivalry. It felt so good up in the stands, where the cavorting visiting fans taunted the rapidly-emptying Stretford End by chanting: “Is there a fire drill.”
The Sun: City are Edin right to the top — goodness knows where United are going. City fans taunted the Scot singing ‘Moyesy is the Chosen One’ and ‘Moyesy give us a wave.”
The Star: The derby took place in Manchester last night but only one horse was running. This was a race between a thorough-bred and a donkey set for the knackers yard and it wasn’t hard to work out which was which.
The Mail : City are on course to overtake Chelsea at the top if they win their outstanding fixtures and, sadly, Moyes’s six-year contract now looks one of the most overplayed hands in football history.
The Guardian: Manchester United supporters vented their anger at the former manager Sir Alex Ferguson at the end of the shambolic 3-0 derby defeat to Manchester City at Old Trafford. In the first signs of open revolt at David Moyes, fans furiously questioned Ferguson’s decision to appoint the Scot as his replacement.
The Times: The speed with which City struck at Old Trafford last night called to mind a heavyweight boxing champion coming out punching and catching an unworthy opponent right on the glass jaw.
The Independent: It was when City fans turned their attention to Sir Alex Ferguson that you began to realise just how profound the shift has become. City have always loathed Ferguson, and he them, but even when they won their first Premier League title two years ago they knew that the old boy would come back for one more revenge mission. Not any longer. The old dictator is gone and in his place is a manager who does not even merit the hatred of the City fans.
The Telegraph: The scoreline lies. It could have been four. It could have been more. Manchester United were that poor. Manchester City were that good, a class apart. The only proximity between City and United was in postcodes but the distance grows.
Pigeonho
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They went through those papers earlier on Sky. Was mighty fine viewing.
ONTHERUNWITHTHAKSIN
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Walked into work and stated to Rags present it's only getting the 3 points that matter to me.
Then state that speaking in terms of football and as a football fan and not a City fan I cannot believe how bad they have actually become and how unorgainised, tactically inept and lacking any real passion or hunger the rag players have become.
Their little faces with embarrased looks and gritted teeth tells a thousand words NOISY NEIGHBOURS no we are the QUALITY NEIGHBOURS
Then state that speaking in terms of football and as a football fan and not a City fan I cannot believe how bad they have actually become and how unorgainised, tactically inept and lacking any real passion or hunger the rag players have become.
Their little faces with embarrased looks and gritted teeth tells a thousand words NOISY NEIGHBOURS no we are the QUALITY NEIGHBOURS